St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-21
NO JUNE TERM.
Arrangements For the United
States Court in the Absence of
Finds

Arrangements For the United
States Court in the Absence of
Funds.
For some time past there has been a
doubt in the minds of the United States
officials as to whether or not there would
be June term of the United States dis
trict court, owing to the neglect of the
legislature to appropriate funds for
maintaining the same, but the matter
has finally been arranged as follows:
The officials will go to Winona on the
AirSt Monday of June and the court will
be formally opened. Then upon the
suggestion of the marshal. that there
We're nofundS on hand with which to
conduct the term, recogniZances will be
continued until the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. Grand and petit jurors will be
drawn from the Winena county box, re-
turnable Sept. l. Witnesses and per-
SONS under recogniZanee will be notified
to appear at Winona on the first Mon
day in September. There are large
number of persons about the state under
recogniZance, or subpoenaed as wit
nesseS, and all will be notified to appear
at the September term.
Edwin f. Glaskin, of MINNEAPOLIS. has
brought suit in the United States cir
cult court against Walcott, Wadleigh d
Co.. of Minneapolis, to recover $3.50.
The plaintiff alleges that the defend
ants, who are dealers III mining stocks,
agreed to sell him LOO shares in the
Iron King at s14 share. and 500
shares i'll the ''Anyif' mine at S4.63;
that he accepted the offer and forwarded
drafts to the defendants for the sum
asked. but that they have since refused
IN 10
asks for is what he claims he would
have made on the shares, had they been
delivered.
COURT NOTES.
In the case of Edward G. Rogers ct al
against Rachael DE Young ct al, an ac-
ton to quiet the title to real estate,
Judge SimOnS has decided in favor of
the plaintiff.
The case of William. G. Mulligan
against Cochran IL Walsh, an action to
recover S275 for breach of contract, was
on trial before Judge Wilkin yesterday
The special term will be conducted
to-day by Judge SimonS. The only case
on the regular calendar to be tried will
be that OF ID. j. HenneSsy against the
City of St. Paul, before Judge Brill.
The case of Chauncey j. Cable against
William Byrnes, an action to recover
for the sale of goods under mortgage,
consumed the whole day in Judge Viii
kin's court. The jury will probably re-
turn sealed verdict.
The case of Horace b. Murclie q
Co. against Mcintyre Bros, set for yes
teriay before Judge Brill, has been con-
tinued until June B.
The following suits, all involving title
to lands, were tried and submitted be-
fore Judge Brill yesterday: Frank Van
Duyne against Anton Johnson ct al:
Andrew SchlitZ against John j. Stieful
ct al; Emmett Lyle against Thomas
Fox; Frank A. Douglass against Samuel
G. Arbuckle.
W. Washausen, the snatch-thief who
grabbed neck-Scarf and diamond pin
from A. ID. Warner Thursday morning,
was yesterday held to the grand jury in
$500 bail. WaShauSen was employed as
musician i'm the orchestra of the
Olympic theater.
Emma Abbott, a servant girl who de-
camped with part of her mistress ward
robe, was sentenced to ninety days in
the House of the Good Shepherd.
Sarah Lena Conant, 'a-grown- woman,
was arraigned in the police court yester-
day for asSaulting andebeating her aged
mother. The parties live at LOG George
street.
Mrs. Faurell. a widow residing in the
Sixth ward, had her fourteen ear-old
son. Edward, brought before Judge Cory
yesterday, and asked that he he sent to
the reform school. She complained that
Edward was incorrigible, and would
neither go to school OF split wood at
home. The case was certified to the
district court.